FR2730396A1 - Beer-mug for recreating foam in beer - Google Patents

Abstract

The beer-mug has a base (1) with a narrower neck (2) above it. This is extended by a wider upper part (3) on which the lips of the drinker rest. The mug can be circular, oval or polygonal. A handle (4) is fixed to the base and the upper part. During consumption, the liquid stays in the base until a line from one side of the base to the opposite side of the bottom of the upper part (h-h') is horizontal. The air in the space (V) in the base passes through the drink to form a foam.

Description

The present invention relates to a mug-type container for drinking beer or other beverage. At a certain position when emptying this container emits a gargoyle -us.

Traditionally, a drink is drunk in containers with a simple shape; conical, cylindrical, or cylindrical.

This container is characterized by a volume (1) or base surmounted by a volume (2) or body. The surface of the section of the base (1) is greater than the surface of the section of the body (2). The body (2) is itself surmounted by an upper part (3) of section or of variable shape.

The accompanying drawings illustrate the invention in a circular section model.

Fig. 1 shows a half front view associated with a vertical half-section of the receptacle object of the invention.

Fig. 2 shows a section along a - a of FIG. 1.

Fig. 3 shows a variant of the invention which is the subject of the present application.

Fig. 4 shows a section along b - b of FIG. 3.

The horizontal section of these different volumes can be circular, oval, or poly-gonal. These different volumes are interconnected by frustoconical or polygonal surfaces. The base of these volumes is the bottom of the container, it has a circular, oval or polygonal surface, slightly curved upwards. These volumes constituting this mug are obviously hollow. The surfaces of this mug may have flats, grooves, or simply be circular or curved.

The upper (3) and lower (1) part of the mug are connected by a handle (4) of circular, oval, or polygonal section.

The handle (4) is full and must not have the slightest cavity at its connection to the base (1) and to the upper part (3) of the mug, for the sake of cleanliness.

The drinker's fingers can be lodged between the body (2) of the mug and its handle (4).

The peculiarity of this mug no matter how it is held is to emit a gurgling or gurgling fun from the moment the line (h - h ') shown in fig. 1 and fig. 3 is in a horizontal position when this mug empties of its content. Indeed, when the level of the content is at the pre-precise position (h - h ') horizontal and continuing to empty, the air will gradually take place in the space (V) of the base ( 1) to release the liquid by emitting a funny glou-glou and recreating foam during the passage of air when the content is beer.

This mug brings an additional note of cheerfulness to drinkers and breaks the mono-tone of the majority of existing mugs almost similar. This mug can be made of crystal, glass, ceramic material, or other materials to contain a liquid.

Note
Delicate cleaning of the interior of the base (1) is done with a simple swab having a curved tip. When the mug is made of non-transparent material, it is recommended to check the cleanliness of the interior of the base (1) by means of a mirror of the dental mirror type that is entirely adequate.

The section of the body (2) of this mug may be smaller than the proportion indicated by the drawings of FIGS. 1 and fig. 3 in order to increase the duration of the gurgling.

The aesthetic proportions of this mug are in harmony with the golden ratio.

Several models of different capacities can be manufactured.

Claims (5)

1) Container for drinking beer or other mug-type drink emitting a gurgling or gurgling noise when consuming the content and recreating foam if this content is beer Characterized in that it consists of a base ( 1) surmounted by a body (2), the surface of the section of the base (1) being greater than the surface of the section of the body (23 These sections can be circular, oval, or polygonal, with flats or grooves . 2) A container according to claim 1 characterized in that the body (2) is extended by a volume (3) on which bear the lips of the drinker. 3) A container according to claim 2 characterized in that the volume (3) is of circular, oval, or polygonal sec-tion. 4) A container according to claim 2 characterized in that the volume (3) is of sec-tion and of variable shape. 5) Container according to claims 1 and 2 characterized in that a handle (4) is fixed on the base (1) and the upper volume (3).